Have you been a victim or witness to crime?
Have children in your family been traumatised by their experiences?
We provide emotional and practical support to heal your pain and help you to rebuild your life. We can also provide short breaks and theme park days out to replace your painful memories with happier ones.
What we do
Everything we do aims to help children, young people and their families recover from their experiences of crime.
We provide face-to-face emotional support and counselling in schools to children who’ve witnessed or been victims of crime.
We provide telephone and online emotional support to help young people understand their feelings, rebuild their self confidence and self esteem.
We give practical support to help families, whose lives have been devastated by crime, get back on their feet. We provide every day essentials from food and clothing vouchers to books, toys, mobile phones and tablets.
We tailor our support to meet the needs of your child and your family.
Support where it’s needed
Embrace provides four distinct areas of support for children, young people and family members..
Corporate Partnerships
Partner with us and your organisation will help improve the lives, and life prospects, of children affected by serious crime across the UK.
Our corporate partnerships go beyond simple fund-raising to include a wider commitment to building a better society, where childhood trauma is not a bar to future success.
S+G go for gold!
Lawyers Slater+Gordon have become our first gold level corporate partners in a link-up that formalises a working relationship built up over recent years.
Slater+Gordon are well-known for their sponsorship of police family liaison officer work and events across the UK and have been regular attendees at Embrace’s gala dinners.
“We offer a warm welcome to S+G to our exclusive corporate ‘club’ and look forward to developing our working relationship” said chief executive Anne Campbell.
We don’t believe any child needing specialist help should have to go on a waiting list.
We always carry out an initial assessment for counselling referrals and, where appropriate, will match those in need of help with specialist young people and family counsellors.
To make a referral, please complete our online referral form by clicking on the button below.
Alternatively you can contact us by telephone or email. We aim to respond in most cases within 48 hours. Urgent referrals will be prioritised.
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